Every week, cities, counties, state police and federal agencies retire patrol vehicles and sell them at public auction. Over the past year, the UX Auctions sold archive recorded 1,134 closed sales of police vehicles on GSA Fleet and GovDeals, and the middle price was $2,544. Half of them sold between $1,013 and $4,294, and the full range ran from $1 to $21,500.
The Ford Police Interceptor Utility (Explorer) was the most common police vehicle sold, with 353 closed sales and a middle price of $3,025. The price tags below show every police model with enough sales to count, so you can compare them side by side.
Police vehicle prices by model
Month by month
Across the year, the monthly middle price went from $170 in October 2025 to $2,701 in October 2026, and the chart below shows every month in between. Police vehicles come up for sale all year long, as departments rotate their fleets on their own schedules.
Where they sold
These are the states with the most closed police vehicle sales in our archive, with the middle price in each. Ohio led with 121 sales. Click a state to see what its agencies are selling right now.
- Ohio$3,125121 sales
- Washington$2,741109 sales
- New York$1,26394 sales
- Pennsylvania$2,12589 sales
- South Carolina$3,38387 sales
- Tennessee$3,15185 sales
- Georgia$29366 sales
- New Jersey$2,20043 sales
- California$3,01342 sales
- Texas$2,82541 sales
What is for sale now
Right now there are 689 live police vehicle auctions in our listings index, each with its photo, current price, location and closing time, so you can see every one and decide for yourself. You can also look up any model on the price report.
Every number in this story updates on its own as new closed sales come in. To see what is for sale right now, with photos and current prices from every government auction platform at once, search on uxsearch.app.